Arby's — Restaurant in St. Cloud

Great fast service... People with a hart... I didnt come in with much and the black guy who was running the register guided me to the dollar menu where I decided on two Arby's sliders roast beef and them little ships were good. But I might also add that he was nice enough to add a cup for a drink set my total meal cost me $2.18. So here it is thank you brother. I certainly have a great appreciation for good people in this world cuz they are hard to come by... my main purpose is going to this place is because I knew they have plugs where I can charge up my computer my battery pack and my phone while I was doing paperwork for business ate my food so even that was much appreciated cuz it is hard to find a place to sit down with us a plug anymore. So Arby's St Cloud might be the best Arby's I've been at across the United States... so if you're looking for a good place to sit down and eat good food not so expensive food depending on what you choose to eat Arby's in St Cloud Minnesota is that place near the...

They got the meats. We got the meat sweats. Arby's is that place you go when you are not sure what you want, but you know you want fairly mediocre. Don't get me wrong, curly fries and Arby's sauce might possibly be the greatest fried fast food in existence. Pair that with a big ol pile of roast beef and you are in for a filling meal. Just keep in mind, that meal then has to leave your body. Be warned. I remain optimistic when it comes to Arby's. I'll keep it in my back pocket for those times I want to be satisfied and also close to the bathroom. Oh, and the last time I was there, I made a point to order Arby's sauce and upon arrival at home I found no Arby's sauce in my bag. Shame Arby's, shame. And I can't be the only one who thinks Jamoca shakes sounds like a South Caribean nervous system disorder. Like, I can't drive anymore, I get the Jamoca shakes. Either way, it's Arby's. Do...

Clean and modern inside. Food was good, however as I was waiting in line, a middle aged female cashier was serving an older gentleman (late 80's I'm guessing) and he was having some difficulty hearing and was moving rather slow. Instead of being patient and kind to him, she seemed annoyed and it was obvious. He even said to her "sorry, I am sure you can tell I am getting old." And she responded with a sigh then said "yeah." Seemed like pretty poor customer service, it bothered me. I ended up being helped by a different cashier so I didnt directly work with that lady, but I overheard the whole conversation, as did most other people in the lobby. Rubbed me the wrong way. I felt bad for...